Discourses on the interaction of information systems, organizations, and society

reformation and transformation

Richard Baskerville, Jan Stage

1-12

The moving finger

the use of social theory in wg 8.2 conference papers, 1975–1999

Matthew Jones

15-31

Socio-technical design

an unfulfilled promise or a future opportunity?

Enid Mumford

33-46

The limits of language in doing systems work

Richard J. Boland

47-57

Information systems conceptual foundations

looking backward and forward

Gordon B. Davis

61-82

Horizontal information systems

emergent trends and perspectives

Kristin Braa, Knut H. Rolland

83-101

Expanding the horizons of information systems development

Nancy L. Russo

103-112

Evaluation in a socio-technical context

Frank Land

115-126

Collaborative practice research

Lars Mathiassen

127-148

Process as theory in information systems research

Kevin Crowston

149-164

Toward an integrated theory of it-related risk control

167-178

Individual, organizational, and societal perspectives on information delivery systems

bright and dark sides to push and pull technologies

Julie E. Kendall, Kenneth E. Kendall

179-193

Globalization and it

agenda for research

Geoff Walsham

195-210

Studying organizational computing infrastructures

multi-method approaches

Steve Sawyer

213-231

Information systems research at the crossroads

external versus internal views

Rudy Hirschheim, Heinz K. Klein

233-254

The new computing archipelago

intranet islands of practice

Roberta Lamb, Elizabeth Davidson

255-274

Information technology and the cultural reproduction of social order

a research paradigm

Lynette Kvasny, Duane Truex

277-293

The screen and the world

a phenomenological investigation into screens and our engagement in the world

Lucas D. Introna, Fernando M. Ilharco

295-318

Developing a virtual community-based information systems digital library

a proposal and research program

John R. Venable, Julie Travis

319-336

Representing human and non-human stakeholders

on speaking with authority

Athanasia Pouloudi, Edgar A. Whitley

339-354

Implementing open network technologies in complex work practices

a case from telemedicine

Margun Aanestad, Ole Hanseth

355-369

Machine agency as perceived autonomy

an action perspective

Jeremy Rose, Duane Truex

371-388

Some challenges facing virtually colocated teams

Gloria Mark

391-407

Moa-s

a scenario model for integrating work organization aspects into the design process of cscw systems

Kerstin Grundén

409-427

Constructing interdependencies with collaborative information technology

Helena Karsten

429-450

The role of gender in user resistance and information systems failure

Melanie Wilson, Debra Howcroft

453-471

Limitations and opportunities of system development methods in web information system design

473-486

Lessons from a dinosaur

mediating is research through an analysis of the medical record

Marc Berg

487-504

Addressing the shortcomings of interpretive field research

reflecting social construction in the write-up

Ulrike Schultze, Michael D. Myers, Eileen M. Trauth

507-510

Learning and teaching qualitative research

a view from the reference disciplines of anthropology and history

Bonnie Kaplan, Jonathan Liebenau, Michael D. Myers

511-515

Successful development, implementation, and evaluation of information systems

does healthcare serve as a model for networked organizations?

Jos Aarts, Els Goorman, Heather Heathfield, Bonnie Kaplan

517-520

Standardization, network economics, and it

Esben S. Andersen, Jan Damsgaard, Ole Hanseth

521-525